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"startrek alien women"
I don't think I've ever used the term Star trek on my blog!

I'm a geek: sorry but you've lost me there. Wo... what?

One of these
http://thumbs.dreamstime.com/z/beauti...

http://cbsnews1.cbsistatic.com/hub/i/...
http://www.clevelandwomen.com/images/...
http://www.dadsbigplan.com/wp-content...

I'm a geek: sorry but you've lost me there. Wo... what?"
In a desperate attempt to restore a smidgen of artistic credibility to this thread I refer you to http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FCARAD...
Not high art as such but it might just draw a veil over some of the previous contributions......

One of these
http://thumbs.dreamstime.com/z/beauti..."
I was rather nervous clicking on a GL link like that. For once it was quite safe

http://cbsnews1.cbsistatic.com/hub/i/......"
Ah yes, I've run away from a few of those (and should have run away from others!)

A bit specialist, http://www.pelgranepress.com/?p=14373
It's handy if you've bought the Gaean Reach roleplaying game, but actually if you're a fan of Jack Vance's SF it might just be of interest.
Some of the entries
The introduction
For your edification and delight I have toiled unceasingly. Only a person of the highest calibre could have hardened his heart as I have and unblushingly allowed so many deadlines to drift past.
Deadlines, editors, Pah! Nailing them upside down to a church door is too good for suchlike. But still, I have laboured. I have worn out a mouse (Plus two sommeliers and a wandering flagellant), I have peered at maps, faded and stained by the passing of the decades, I have squinted under strange lights and discoursed with people whose skin has been tanned by fiercer suns.
And I have made a pile of all I have found.
Some may call me capricious. Indeed the word whimsical has even been used. Beware of any who use such words, they tend to sip small beer from small glasses and pay poorly, pushing thin piles of script across the table, when a true aficionado would shower you with hard currency, suitcases full of it, used notes, non-sequential, in refreshingly large denominations.
There, I have spoken. Read on, but at your peril, lest you glimpse a universe so rich that mere reality seems bland and inconsequential.
Arcturus Legend PoC 155 Frankly we know nothing thing, it may be an illusion, a figment of humanities collective imagination, a destination of desire? Should you discover the truth of this place and provided it is not too sordid, the editors would doubtless be gratified to learn more. But note all researches must be at the researchers own expense.
Cassiopeia AS 87 It is the sort of place where ones relatives live, but where one would never visit oneself.
Esplanade SK135
TF26 Also the ‘Grand Esplanade’. This road is the centre of fashionable, and to a lesser extent, unfashionable, Avente life. That being said it must be remembered that many cities in the Concourse have one, although never with as much zest. There again, even for Avente, the Esplanade becomes Pilkamp Road when it reaches the city of Rath Eileann. Let that be a lesson in humility for all of us.

He's a author so well loved that they actually put together a 44 volume intergral edition not long before he die. As a volunteer project!
http://www.integralarchive.org/

I am tempted to do a Tsarina Sector background book for the Gaean Reach rule-set :-)

I've also forwarded his video link to people
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D41rvn...
Well worth a look and a ponder :-)



The one where i stashed my elephants?


On a totally different topic, been pondering something new
Thinking of getting the Land of the Three Seas facebook page activated properly
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